Translation widget
SuperMemo.com has a new online feature – a translation widget! To call it up, highlight a word or phrase on the website.
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Edit your MemoCards in apps
With the latest update, it is now possible to edit your MemoCards directly in the iOS and Android apps.
Text To Speech on Android
The SuperMemo.com app for Android has a new functionality – speech synthesis (Text To Speech) – available for private courses and MemoCards. Now, you...
Keyboards with language-specific signs now online
Good news for all our SuperMemo.com website users: we have recently added special keyboards with language-specific signs in all our courses online.
New feature: Disable repetitions
Have you come across a page with material that is so easy for you that you do not wish to repeat it in the future at all? This means you are doing great...
Search in all courses, on all platforms
Did you know that you can search through all courses in SuperMemo.com: both online, and in PC Windows, Android and iOS apps? By now, you are probably familiar...
Learn online and go mobile: Study the way you like
Did you know that your courses purchased online at www.SuperMemo.com can be downloaded and used in the SuperMemo app for iOS and Android? And vice versa!...
Synchronize your learning between online and your iPhone
Did you know that in SuperMemo.com you can synchronize your learning between the online service and your iPhone? Read on to learn how to do that.
Android app update on Google Play
The latest update of the SuperMemo.com app for Android is now available on Google Play.
iOS app update on the App Store
The latest update of the SuperMemo.com app for iOS is now available on the App Store.
The “Repeat” section and 3 buttons for assessment
One of our SuperMemo.com users who joined the service recently has addressed us with questions about the repetition process and the buttons that SuperMemo...
New at SuperMemo.com: Sort your repetitions
For our dedicated SuperMemo users, it may be in their blood to go through repetitions ordered according to the length of intervals. This means that basically...
